A progressive Milwaukee radio show edited an interview with Joe Biden before it aired following requests from the president’s campaign. Civic Media management learned Monday that radio host Earl Ingram and his team had made edits to the interview’s audio recording at the Biden team’s request.

Wisconsin voters aged 50 and older favor Trump over Biden, 48 percent to 41 percent, the poll shows, with the former president’s lead increasing to 15 percentage points among voters specifically within ages 50 to 64. Biden and Trump are tied among voters 65 years and older. Continue reading

The president’s weakness with younger voters is evident in the survey, as is former President Donald J. Trump’s benefiting from positive views of his White House term.

Former President Donald Trump has a clear lead over President Biden in the battleground state of Wisconsin, according to a new poll out Tuesday. The survey conducted by Fabrizio Ward and Impact

A Wisconsin radio network acknowledged Thursday that it agreed to edit out parts of an interview with President Joe Biden before it aired last week at the request of his re-election campaign.

His comment came less than a week after he interviewed President Biden in the aftermath of his disastrous debate performance.

US President Joe Biden mistakenly introduced Ukraine's President Volodymyr Zelensky as his Russian foe Vladimir Putin at a NATO summit Thursday in a blunder just hours before a press conference that could decide the fate of his reelection bid.

Stephanopoulos conducted a closely watched interview of the president last week. The primetime sit-down was a part of the White House's push to quell calls for Biden to step aside as the Democratic nominee following his disastrous debate performance.